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Sunken Treasure and a Missing Flip-Flop
- A Usak Series, Book 3
- Narrated by: Courtney Feiman
- Length: 13 mins
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Sunken Treasure and a Missing Flip-Flop
Narrated by:
Courtney Feiman
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Publisher's Summary
It’s summer vacation and the hottest night of the year. Grandma and the kids can’t sleep. So in the quiet darkness of the night, they drive out to Miracle Valley. At the local diner, they meet an interesting character who gives them something pretty cool. The family then sets off on a WILD adventure.
Anything can happen in Miracle Valley, and it does! There’s surprise guest appearances and wildlife. Watch for the crow! He’s from the first book titled "I Can’t Find Grandma‘s House!"
©2024 Grandma Usak (P)2024 Grandma Usak
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